F1 to honour missing plane passengers

Formula 1 will pay tribute to the passengers on missing flight MH370 at Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix. The plane, travelling from Kuala Lumpur to Beijing, disappeared on 8 March and is thought to have crashed with the loss of all 239 people on board. Drivers are expected to carry messages on cars and helmets and there will be a minute's silence before the race. "It's devastating to hear about it," said Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton. "All you can do is pray." llow Briton and McLaren driver Jenson Button added: "It's good that the whole of the paddock are running tributes. "It's devastating. I really feel for all the families. We will do all we can. It'll be difficult this weekend for all the Malaysian people."